Question 3018 of 406 · Illinois Pesticide Applicator General Standards Exam
Which practice best reduces pesticide risk to bees?
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Correct answer to question 3018
- D: Apply when bees are not foraging, and avoid blooming plants
Explanation
Applications when bees are inactive and avoiding flowering plants reduces contact. Notifying beekeepers is also a good practice.
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